Thirty Five Named For Football Letters At University
OU head coach Dick Peters announced 35 football letters awarded to Ottawa University athletes. Honorees include Stan Bettin and Butch Lewis with others like Gerald Sigtoe Don Martin Jim Maendele and Siscoe. Seventeen first time lettermen span linemen and backs. Sutton led scoring with 125 points and earned Little All-American honorable mention. Awards will be presented in February.
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Baylor And Wilt In Hot Scoring Pace
New NBA stats show Bob Elgin Baylor of the Lakers and Wilt Chamberlain of the 76ers piling up high scoring pace. Baylor leads Chamberlain by 16 points though Chamberlain has played two fewer games, boosting his average to 37.9 while Baylor stands at 35.4. Cincinnati trails in third with 704 points and a 28.2 average.
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KU Wins as Colorado, Iowa State, Kansas State Fall Short
Colorado topped New Mexico 76-65 behind Wilkey Gilmore's 26 points for a third straight Buffs win. Kansas rolled past Texas Tech 97-75 in Lubbock for a second straight victory while Iowa State beat Wisconsin 88-76 to open the season. Indiana defeated Kansas State 98-80 as Minnesota edged Missouri 60-56. Oklahoma State hosts Arkansas as the Big Eight schedule begins to shape. Missouri’s Charlie Henke held to 12 after entering with a 23.5 average.
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League Decision Is Checked Up To Commissioner
ST. LOUIS AP Commissioner Ford Frick to decide whether the American League moves to Los Angeles in 1961 defying the National League and Walter O’Malley. Cronin says move is demanded, NL rejects interleague play for 1961, Frick will study options and announce at Wednesday meeting.
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Bellino Named Back Of Year In AP Poll
Navy star Joe Bellino, Heisman and Maxwell winner, selected as back of the year by the Associated Press in a poll of about 120 sports writers and broadcasters. He led with nearly 40 percent of votes, finishing well ahead of Bill Kilmer and Ed Dyas, with Jake Gibbs also prominent. Bellino to face Missouri in the Orange Bowl on January 2.
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Ohio State And Bradley To Be Tough
Ohio State and Bradley, holders of college basketball's two major titles, look set to be strong contenders this season. Indiana, though possibly better, loses postseason play due to a four-year NCAA ban. Chet Walker scored 50 as Bradley defeated California Aggies 102-65, while Ohio State beat St. Louis 81-66.
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College Basketball Scores From Various Games
Ohio State defeated St Louis 81 to 66 while Minnesota edged Wisconsin 76 to 60. Missouri beat Northwestern 60 to 60 in a high scoring finish. Wichita topped Northwestern 75 to 60 and Bradley beat Warrensburg State 192 to 60. Missouri Valley games saw Pittsburg State 83 over National 73 and St Mary of the Plains 80 to 62 over Colorado College. Wichita Freshmen won 80 to 69 against Emporia State B.
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Nine-team proposal reverts to eight clubs in 1962 plan
The report notes a nine-team proposal that would drop to eight clubs, alongside the National Leagues' amendment allowing the American League to relocate to Los Angeles in 1962, signaling realignment shifts in major league baseball.
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NFL to flip coins for playoff tiebreaker plan
In New York AP report, five NFL clubs tied for first in the Western Division with 6 4 records leading to a coin flip to determine playoff pairings if the tie persists. Teams Green Bay Baltimore and San Francisco lead, with Chicago and Detroit also still in contention. The Eagles clinched the Eastern Division and will host the Western winner in Philadelphia.
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Warrensburg Beats Pittsburg 82-71 in rough game at Pittsburg
Warrensburg Mules defeated Pittsburg State 82-71 in Pittsburg in a fouled contest. Bob Walters scored 28 for Warrensburg while Orrin Milner led Pittsburg with 17. Dana College beat Tarkio 77-74 at Tarkio and Missouri Valley beat National College 83-73 in other games. Duane Ridnour poured in 31 for Tarkio and Valley held a strong rebound edge.
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